Explore the transformative power of documentary storytelling as it unveils the urgent environmental and social crises we face—what can we learn from these films to inspire change and reshape our future?

As we celebrate 30 years of international climate negotiations since COP1, have we genuinely done enough to avert a climate crisis, and what must we prioritize to secure a sustainable future for our planet?

In a world where the weight of decision-making can shape the fate of our planet, what innovative leadership approaches are emerging to challenge outdated systems and inspire a collective movement toward a better tomorrow?

The journey of being our own heroes lies in embracing our unique leadership roles to confront pressing global challenges and actively shape a more sustainable future. What steps will you take to unleash your inner hero and write a meaningful chapter in the story of humanity?

How can we address the paradox of accepting polluted air while striving for wellness through yoga and breath work, and what actions can we take to reconnect our practices with environmental consciousness for a healthier future?

How can we shift our focus from valuing wealth and power to embracing compassion, expertise, and collective well-being as the true measures of success in our society? This article explores the complex relationship between money and power.

Invasive species pose one of the most significant threats to ecosystems around the world, as these non-native organisms disrupt local biodiversity, outcompete native species for resources, and lead to ecological imbalances. Here, we explore one solution by Inversa Leathers.

Discover Laura Shape, the world’s first artist who transforms invasive species into compelling art, using her work to highlight their detrimental effects on ecosystems and inspire environmental change.

The plastic pollution crisis is a global disaster, with 52 million tonnes produced annually, primarily from single-use items. This issue exacerbates climate change, linked to fossil fuel consumption. Recent international talks for a binding treaty faced obstacles from fossil fuel lobbyists, highlighting the need for stronger green advocacy to combat this crisis.

Featuring over 100 recipes from some of the city’s most talented chefs, restaurants, and cafés, this stunning cookbook will inspire your cooking and immerse you in the rich diversity of London’s food culture. Best of all, 100% of the profits from each book sold will support life-changing food projects to nourish children in critical need.

Emmanuel Hussenet is a renowned French Arctic explorer & author who penned a moving conclusion in his best-selling book as if it were a last will from the Ice, giving it a voice as though it were a person. It serves as a powerful reminder of the urgency to protect our remaining Arctic environments, urging us to reflect on the legacy we wish to leave behind.

The Arctic is critical for the health of our planet, but under a changing climate, this fragile ecosystem is gradually collapsing. A new expedition just crossed the legendary Northwest Passage navigating through the 6 Arctic Tipping Points to capture breakthrough data that could revolutionize our understanding of climate change and biodiversity loss.

Australian-International poet Anthony E. Lovell is making a significant impact with his creative work dedicated to critically endangered wildlife. As part of the “Arts for the Future” Festival, he has crafted an exclusive new poem titled “Creation Song” to celebrate “The Role of the Artist” in global sustainability discourse.

Renowned Nigerian-International poet Ov Onyeka, affectionately referred to as Brainbox, has captivated audiences with “The Humanitarian Commentary,” a poignant spoken word poem designed to coincide with Refugee Week that examines the urgent humanitarian crisis surrounding refugees.

Discover how creativity can drive positive change in our world. Our Webinar "Creative Voices” explored the transformative power of the arts in shaping narratives, shifting mindsets, and driving meaningful change when it comes to global sustainable development.

CONGREGATION features large-scale chalk and charcoal portraits of 50 Londoners who have experienced forced displacement from their homelands. Presented as a projection-mapped tiered sculpture, the work offers a luminous encounter with those who bring their gifts to London.

The discovery of the world's second-largest diamond in Botswana by Canadian firm Lucara Diamond offers various lessons that can be linked to the importance of sustainable management or how the nature of diamonds can resonate with our lives from values of resilience to our perception of worth.

The "Arts for the Future" Festival is dedicated to amplifying the voices of artists and cultural workers in global sustainability discussions. It is taking place from September 13-29, 2024, this hybrid festival aligns with the UN Summit of the Future, Climate Week NYC, and the UN General Assembly.

To make us reconnect with the importance of water, a young Chinese-Canadian artist, Charlotte Qin is dedicating her body of work solely to this precious element. The value of her art truly lies in this primary resource that is water. We explore how it can help us create a better future.

Sam Wigan is an executive life coach and internationally selling sculptor who co-founded ‘Beluga Bean’, a wellbeing enterprise pioneering new strategies to work better and live better. Understanding very well the roller coasters that entrepreneurs face, they mentor them on strategy, resilience and purpose.